reg; change pointer

Former Member — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:36:15 GMT

hi gurus,

i am facing one issue for outbound. when i am replicating the master data zdebmas. Using zca1o002, idocs are succefuly genarated no issues.

but whan i do changes in master data.,those changes are rplicationg RBDMIDOC, idocs are genarated and changes are stored in BDCP2 . And my probelumm is some segmets are missing when i am replicating the changes.

is there any config issue or anything kinldy help me for to resolve this issue.

Re: reg; change pointer

Former Member — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 13:56:41 GMT

Hi Raghav,

I have a few suggestions to make with regard to this isssue:

- Firsly please review note 328355.

- Some general information on txn BD22 which you may find useful:

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Consider executing BD22 each night to alleviate this problem as a fix should the above notes not resolve this issue.

In relation to the size of the BDCP tables and the amount of change pointers generated please review the following information:

It is recommended that these tables be kept as small as is possible by scheduling report RBDCPCLR to run at regular intervals. Please schedule this report to run regularly and you should not encounter this problem again.

Please gothrough the below notes on this topic:

513454 REP: High-performance operation with change pointer

420562 REP: Reducing the scope of data for change pointers

As you will see these notes deal both with how best to handle obsolete change pointers in these tables but also how to ensure that your system is configured so that un-necessary change pointers are not generated in the first place. This latter point is of course of great releavance also.

Review these notes carefully together with your online help files. Please ensure that you implement the above notes and recommendations and see then if this problem persists.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Mohammed Hussain.

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Oct 19, 2011 10:43 AM

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